U.K. warns EU against keeping Britain out of ‘Made in Europe’

The U.K. government has issued a warning to the European Union, expressing concerns that new rules could unfairly exclude British companies from participating in EU-funded projects. This warning is in response to EU plans to boost domestic sectors, such as cars and defence, by requiring companies to purchase European goods in order to receive public funding. This move could have significant implications for the U.K.'s economy, particularly for companies that rely on EU contracts and funding.

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The EU's plan to force companies to buy European products for public money may hurt UK businesses. This could lead to reduced investment and trade between the UK and EU.

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